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Your e-mails are answered on a special Memorial Day mailbag edition of Open Line Monday with Fr. John Trigilio.

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How can we preach to a nihilistic culture?, Can we offer up other's suffering?, and more on today's Open Line with Colin Donovan.

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Catholic author Melissa Overmyer joins with a look at her new book, From Worry to Wonder: A Catholic Guide to Finding Peace Through Scripture.

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This week’s guest is bestselling author Michael Ortman. Host Ron Meyer talks with Michael about his new book “Opening Day 50:50” one game, one fan a history of baseball stories.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Senior Writer for Townhall and author of the book "Fiery, But Mostly Peaceful," Julio Rosas, joins to tell us more about his recent trip to Uvalde to report on the tragic school shooting that took place a few days ago and who he talked to. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden delivered a commencement address to the more than 1,000 newly commissioned ensigns and second lieutenants who just graduated from the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. And, the Senate's failure to pass an abortion-on-demand bill isn't slowing down efforts by Democrats to codify Roe v Wade. Republicans are shaking their heads, accusing Democrats of being out of touch. Memorial Day gives us the opportunity to think of and pray for those who paid the ultimate sacrifice, giving their lives to protect our freedom. Archbishop Timothy Broglio from the Archdiocese for the Military Services, joins to talk more about how we can commemorate those who lost their lives serving America. Kellyanne Conway describes her life and Catholic faith in her new book, "Here's the Deal, a Memoir." She joins us for to continue discussing politics and faith. Finally this evening, EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief Andreas Thonhauser joins Dr. Andrew Serazin from the Templeton World Charity Foundation to discuss why it is important to bring the Catholic Church and science together.

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05/27/22 - What is the #Bible?, my parents think #Catholicism is a cult, and is the Catechism of #Trent a valid #Catechism and are there any drawbacks with using it? #God #Jesus

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Joan Lewis goes Warsaw attending a conference that focused on Pope St. John Paul’s Natural Law Legacy and International Human Rights. Her guests are John Czarnetzky, CEO and dean of the Ave Maria Law School, and Ron Rychlak, vice chair of the Board of Governors of this pre-eminent Catholic law school.

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A week ago Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone made the bold pastoral move to notify House Speaker Nancy Pelosi she would not be permitted to receive the Holy Eucharist in the San Francisco archdiocese until she publicly recants her support for abortion. How will this action reverberate beyond Pelosi? Register Senior Editor Jonathan Liedl brings us the story.

Then, in light of this week’s Solemnity of the Ascension, we turn to another question: Were the disciples sad when Christ Ascended into Heaven? On this topic, Register blogger John Clark has some insights to share.

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Is there anything you want to talk about? Bring it to Friday’s Unscripted on Take 2 with Jerry and Debbie.

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